Contributions to meteorology

Jim Angell’s Contributions to Meteorology

MARCH 2005 AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY | O ver the past half century, Jim Angell has made pioneering contributions to meteorology, especially to our understanding of climate variability, stratospheric processes, and the ozone layer. On 4 November 2003, many colleagues and friends gathered at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Science Center in Silver Spring, Maryland...

Contributions to the American Meteorological Society’s 26 International Conference on Radar Meteorology

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Forecaster’s Guide to Tropical Meteorology

Meteorology and Agroforestry Meteorology and Agroforestry

The physical environment affects and interacts with agroforestry systems through tree and crop growth, animal performance, management operations and interactions between the tree/shrub and non-tree components (abbreviated to tree/crop interactions). Interactions take place mainly through the media of microclimate, soil moisture and soil. They may have beneficial or adverse effects, for tree and...

Physical Meteorology